History
101: Family, Community, and Class
Spring
2002
Mr. Schwartz
•Syllabus
•Course
Compact
•Information
Form
•Reading
for
Efficiency
•
Abstracts
•
Presentations
•Assignments
•Discussion
Forum
•Student
work
•My
Father's Life
•Happy
Families
•Historical
Rituals
•History
& Statistics
•Previous
Student
Papers
•Burgundian
Villages
•Census
Records
•Exploratory
Analysis
& Interpretation
•Data
and Worksheets
•Review:
Main Themes
•My
Father's Life (La vie
de mon père): selection in French
•Notes
for the QR Paper
Analyzing the Census: Data, Displays, and Worksheets
Women in Tart-le-Haut according to the Census of 1836
Thenissey: Age of Leaving Home, 1836
Thenissey: Age of Leaving Home, 1836 (graph only)
Thenissey: Age Differences between Children in same household, 1836
Tart-le-Bas: Occupational Groups Compared in 1836 and 1896
Longecourt:: Occupational Groups, 1836
Longecourt: Occupations of Women, 1836
Longecourt: To What Extent did Women follow the Occupations of their Husbands?
Suggestions for investigating the census